Trump to-do list: Speech to lay out agenda for 1st 100 days
Donald Trump is pushing ahead with a to-do list for the first 100 days of a Trump administration even as his path to the White House narrows.
Beset by weeks of controversy, the Republican presidential nominee is trying to shift attention back to his core priorities with the address Saturday in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. Aides said it would offer a first glimpse at the closing argument Trump will make in the next two weeks before the Nov. 8 vote.
Trump's team has heavily hyped the speech as his campaign struggles to regain ground lost to Democrat Hillary Clinton.
Stephen Miller, Trump's national policy director, said the speech would "set the tone" for the campaign's final days and that Trump would try to make the case as "the change-agent our country needs."
